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Pessoas Faust : Fragmente einer subjektiven TragödieLasch, Markus January 2006 (has links)
Zugl.: Berlin, Freie Univ., Diss., 2005
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Politische Haltung und politische Motive im Drama der Klassiker (Goethe, Schiller, Kleist) ...Giese, Rudolf, January 1938 (has links)
Diss.--Hamburg. / Lebenslauf. "Literaturverzeichnis": p. [108]-110.
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Ein vereinnahmter Klassiker? das Goethe-Bild im Werk Gottfried BennsNorkowska, Katarzyna January 2009 (has links)
Zugl.: Toruń, Nikolaus-Kopernikus-Univ., Diss.
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Selbsthelfer in Zeiten des Umbruchs Goethes Götz von Berlichingen, Schillers Wilhelm Tell und Kleists Hermannsschlacht /Estarami, Ebrahim. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität, Heidelberg, 2004. / Includes bibliographical references.
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Goethe's theory of colours: Rudolf Steiner's foundation for an impulse in paintingCoetzee, Cyril Lawlor January 1984 (has links)
From Introduction: In his influential treatise, Concerning the Spiritual in Art, Wassily Kandinsky refers to Goethe's "prophetic remark" made in connection with the relationship between the arts in which Goethe had asserted that "painting must count this relationship her main foundation". Kandinsky went on to say that Painting in his day stood "at the first stage of a road by which she abstraction of composition". I will, according to her thought and arrive own possibilities, make art an finally at purely artistic What he seems to have been suggesting is that form, colour and sound are differentiated expressions of a unifying spiritual content, that this spiritual content lives also somehow in the human soul and that it is the new task of the artist to awaken original creativity from out of this spirit by working consciously in creative empathy with the laws implicit in form, colour and sound. The extent to which this view of creativity is indebted to Goethe is only fully realised when it is discovered how closely Kandinsky's writings on colour recapitulate his. In an unpublished essay: Goethe's Theory of Colours : Its relation to some aspects in . the history of Art, Michael Grimly argues that not only Kandinsky in Germany but also Chevreul, the colour-theoretician who was, in France, the leading light, in a technical sense, both of Delacroix and of the Impressionists simply repeats in his writings on Colour many of the ideas that Goethe had already formulated.
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The Faust legend and its musical manifestations : a historical overviewRoos, Dorette Maria 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MMus (Music))-- Stellenbosch University, 2010. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This thesis explores the Faust legend and its musical manifestations since the
19th century. The objective is to provide a thorough background to the legend, before
drawing up an account of compositions inspired by the Faust legend.
Firstly, the origin of the legend is investigated, followed by a brief summary of
the most important literary works on the subject of Faust. This is followed by a
comprehensive outline of the story as told by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and then the
most significant compositions inspired by the legend are discussed. A short section
containing comparisons of the compositions and the conclusions of the study appears at
the end.
The legend tells the story of Faust, a scholar, philosopher and alchemist in search
of divine knowledge, power and pleasure. Faust encounters the devil and makes a pact
with him in which he agrees to surrender his immortal soul, if the devil can satisfy
Faust’s thirst for knowledge and grant him the experience of true happiness.
The Faust legend is a very popular theme among composers and artists. One of
the reasons for the success of the Faust legend is its universal appeal. This has led to
various composers using the material as the basis for their works. Goethe’s version of
the legend has proven to be the most popular source for composers.
To produce a composition that attempts to capture the drama in its entirety,
including its psychological and spiritual elements, is not feasible. Works centred on a
smaller section, scene or character from Goethe’s Faust were often more successful than
the larger operatic compositions.
Like all great universal ideas, the Faust legend lends itself to an abundance of
interpretations. Similarities between works are rare. Each composer who made use of
the Faust legend interpreted it subjectively, which has produced many unique and
varied compositions. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: In hierdie studie word die Faust legende, soos wat dit in verskeie musikale
komposisies van die 19de eeu uitgebeeld is, ondersoek. Die doel van die studie is om ‘n
lys van werke wat deur die Faustlegende geïnspireer is, saam te stel.
Die tesis ondersoek die oorsprong van die legende en gee ‘n kort opsomming van
die mees prominente litirêre werke met die Faustlegende as onderwerp. Daarna volg ‘n
uiteensetting van die storielyn soos vertel deur Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. ‘n Lys,
bestaande uit gesaghebbende Faust komposisies, word ingesluit en laastens volg
vergelykings en gevolgtrekkings uit die studie.
Die legende vertel die verhaal van Faust, die professor, filosoof en alchemis op
soek na kennis, mag en plesier. Faust tree in gesprek met die duiwel en gaan met hom ‘n
ooreenkoms aan om sy siel prys te gee in ruil vir kennis en ware geluk.
Die Faust legende is sekerlik een van die mees gewilde literêre onderwerpe vir
gebruik deur komponiste en kunstenaars. Die universaliteit van die legende dra by tot
die gewildheid daarvan en om gebruik te word as onderwerp in toonsettings. Goethe se
weergawe word meestal ingespan as bron van inspirasie.
Om die volle omvang van die drama, met al sy sielkundige en geestelike elemente
in ‘n komposisie vas te vang, is feitlik onmoontlik. Soos die meeste groot universele
werke, word Faust op verskillende maniere geïnterpreteer. Gevolglik is daar min
ooreenkomste tussen die verskillende toonsettings. Elke komponis se interpretasie van
die legende is uniek.
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Hanging-Together: Kant, Goethe, and the Theory of Aesthetic ModernismShields, Ross Gillum January 2019 (has links)
My dissertation, titled Hanging-Together: Kant, Goethe, and the Theory of Aesthetic Modernism, observes that many of the composers, artists, and writers working in the early twentieth century developed theories of aesthetic coherence (Zusammenhang) that contradict the canonical interpretation of the period in terms of discontinuity and fragmentation. I show that the modernists drew on Goethe’s morphology in order to conceive of the inner coherence of the work of art as neither an aggregate (in which the parts precede the whole), nor as a system (in which an idea of the whole precedes its parts), but as a morphological nexus of formal variations. My thesis is that aesthetic modernism negates the ‘outer coherence’ of the work of art in order to reveal its ‘inner coherence,’ and that this morphological concept of inner coherence does not entail the totalizing ideal maintained by the poetic and aesthetic tradition from Aristotle to Kant. I develop this argument over the course of five chapters: the first examines Kant’s concept of systematic unity; the second focuses on Goethe’s critical response to Kant’s philosophy of nature; while the last three trace Goethe’s morphology through the theoretical reflections of a modernist composer, painter, and writer—Arnold Schönberg, Wassily Kandinsky, and Alfred Döblin. What emerges is a theory of aesthetic modernism that takes into account the historical specificity of the period without reducing its significance to the ‘break’ it supposedly effects with tradition.
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Schubert and Loewe's lieder to stanzaic poems by Goethe.January 2004 (has links)
by Liu Hoi-ying April. / Thesis submitted in: December 2003. / Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2004. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 111-113). / Abstracts in English and Chinese. / Preface --- p.i-v / Introduction --- p.1 / Chapter 1. --- Chapter one: The History of the Romantic Lied --- p.7 / Chapter 2. --- Chapter two: Literature Review --- p.24 / Chapter 3. --- Chapter three: Lieder Analyses --- p.46 / Chapter 4. --- Chapter four: Summary and Conclusion --- p.100 / Chapter 5. --- Selected Bibliography --- p.110 / Chapter 6. --- Appendix A: Statistics / Chapter - --- Table w: Lieder set by Schubert from 1811-1828; statistical information on setting method (strophic vs through-composed) --- p.113 / Chapter - --- Table x: Schubert's Lieder settings from 1811-1828 of Goethe's poems; statistical information on setting method (strophic vs through-composed) --- p.114 / Chapter - --- Table y: Chronological statistical analysis for setting method (strophic vs through-composed) and related poet for all Schubert's Lieder from 1811-1828. --- p.115 / Chapter - --- Table z: Loewe's strophic Lieder settings collected in Max Runze's edition4 --- p.124 / Chapter 7. --- Appendix B: English Translation of Goethe's poems --- p.127
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Les résonnances werthériennes dans les romans de Charles Nodier /Pilorgé, Sandra Elizabeth January 1974 (has links)
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Der Deus ex machina in der deutschen Literatur Untersuchungen an Dramen von Gryphius, Lessing und Goethe.Lefèvre, Manfred. January 1968 (has links)
Inaug.-Diss.--Freie Universität Berlin. / Bibliography: p. 3-12.
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